

Let me tell you a story... Today the Clan had more then their share of kids over. We had Heidi's kids Malik, Brooklyn and Dallan. We had Beau's brothers kids Zany and Tallan over too. I was downstairs when I hear A.Barbara yelling Heidi's name over and over again. Zany has had croup for a day and a half now, and Zany was walking into the kitchen because Savannah was going to make her a butter and sugar sandwich (I guess it helps. but really it doesn't) anyway she was walking out of the bathroom when she tripped on one of moms carpets. She went to catch herself, drew in a breath and couldn't let it out. She tried to cry but no air would come out. She fell to the ground, A.Barbara saw her fall and walked into the kitchen to pick her up and noticed she was not breathing. She called for Heidi, then a bit louder, and so loud I heard her down stairs in my room. I came up to see A.Barbara on the floor holding Zany in her arms just gasping for air. She was a bit blue and all the kids were around wanting to see what happened to Zany. I shooed the kids into the living room go give A.Barbara some room as well as Heidi. By now the police were here at our house. They took her oxygen levels in the kitchen, which they was down to 50. A very scary level. They came in and told us to move our table so, if they needed to bring a stretcher in to take Zany out on. But that didn't happen and A.Barbara just took Zany out to the Ambulance. Then the fire truck had arrived and two other police cars. The neighbors started to gather outside their homes to speculate what had happened. One neighbor particular -whom we don't get along with- walked down from across two streets just to see WHAT IS GOING ON. ggrrr. Anyway they took Zany to the Lakeview hospital took a few x-rays and her airway was the size of a sewing needle. That night they took her over to Primary Children Medical Center, she is still at the hospital. They are keeping her for observations. But other then that she just has a terrible case of the Croup. She is expected to come home today.










